Injustice done to Bengal by rejecting Netaji tableau at R-Day parade, Centre failed to solve disappearance mystery, says Mamata

Chief minister of West Bengal criticised the Modi government ‘for disbanding Planning Commission’, and said a Bengal Planning Commission will be set up by her government upholding Subhas Chandra Bose’s objectives Kolkata: Sharpening her attack on the BJP, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday said the Narendra Modi government, with the promise of installing a statue of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose at the India Gate, cannot absolve itself of the injustice done to her state by rejecting its Republic Day tableau on the legendary freedom fighter. You will see how vibrant and creative it is, summing up the spirit of Netaji’s valour and our 75th Independence The Centre cannot absolve itself of the injustice done to Bengal by rejecting its tableau,” she said during her speech here. The CM also criticised the Modi government “for disbanding Planning Commission”, and said a Bengal Planning Commission will be set up by her government upholding Netaji’s objectives. Listing future plans of her government, the CM said Jai Hind Bahini would be formed in schools, as part of which children would serve people, upholding the ideology of Netaji.